Baptist Health
RN Weekend Only Nights ICU
New Albany, IN · Part-time
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About the role
- Baptist Health Floyd, Intensive Care Unit
- Part-time (24 Hours Weekly), Nights (7pm-7am)
- In this role, the RN will be responsible and accountable for direct comprehensive nursing care for the patient from admission to discharge.
Requirements
- ACLS certification required (obtained within 12 months of hire).
- NIHSS Stroke Certification required (Obtained within 10 weeks of hire).
- Current Indiana or compact state RN license.
- BLS for Healthcare Provider required.
- Baptist Health Floyd is a Pathway to Excellence® designated organization.
- We offer competitive salaries and excellent benefits.
- We are conveniently located 10 minutes from downtown Louisville at 1850 State Street, New Albany, IN 47150.
- If you would like to be part of a growing family focused on supporting clinical excellence, teamwork and innovation, we urge you to apply now!
- Baptist Health is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer.
Benefits
- $$ Sign On Bonus Eligible for Experienced External Candidates Only $$
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